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Senator Cynthia Lummis from Wyoming is rallying for a pro-crypto coalition in Congress with a mission to ultimately mimic former United States President Donald Trump, who, in the same breath, is also vowing, this very early, to build a “crypto army” in preparation for the 2024 showdown of elections. The announcement was done on social platform X in what is one among a growing movement of a number of lawmakers.
The push for crypto further comes of age with Trump’s campaign soliciting the new form of internet currency for donations, just among other key donations, such as in bitcoin and ether. It has also released an NFT collection with the cryptocurrency gradually becoming the new face of political campaign donation.
This is in contrast to the likes of senators, such as Elizabeth Warren, who have turned out to be anti-crypto voices, thus placing the digital currency one of the key issues in the race of the upcoming elections. Strong support is brewing for the digital finance area, followed by the Ethereum ETF and new happenings in Hong Kong.
